I'm using jest (on top of babel/webpacker) to test my code but when I use assertions (console.assert) in jest I don't get the expected output.

If I run the following code in the node console I get a message like follows

art = {}
console.assert(false, "art not in user_articles art: %o", foo)
Assertion failed: art not in user_articles art: {}

But when I get an assertion failure in a jest test I get output like the following:

console.assert(user_articles.includes(art), "art not in user_articles art: %o", art)
AssertionError [ERR_ASSERTION]: art not in user_articles art: %o

Note that unlike when I run the assertion in the console %o isn't replaced with the value of the next parameter. What do I need to do to make console.assert replace %o with the desired parameter when I run it under jest?